Christie Slams Trump's Mueller Remarks

On March 23rd, former New Jersey governor Chris Christie sharply criticized President

Donald Trump for celebrating the death of former FBI director, Robert Mueller.

Mueller passed away at age 81, prompting Trump to post on true social that he was glad

and that Mueller could no longer hurt innocent people.

Christie called out the remarks as completely out of line.

Christie made his comments during an appearance on this week, with George Stephan Obelis

on Sunday, March 22nd.

He focused on Trump's quick reaction to the news, contrasting it with Mueller's long

career in public service.

Mueller earned respect as a decorated Vietnam veteran, receiving the bronze star and

purple heart for his bravery.

Christie stressed that honoring such service is basic decency, no matter political differences.

Christie went further, comparing Trump's response to a child's tantrum and saying it

reveals a man totally wrapped up in himself.

Christie argued no sitting president should react that way to anyone's passing.

This exchange highlights the deep divide still playing out in American politics, as figures

like Christie continue pushing back against inflammatory.

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